In this episode Jason continues the series that discusses the Doctrines of Grace. In this episode we focus on the doctrine of Unconditional Election. This is the doctrine that God has predestined and elected before time began a particular people for salvation that is not based on anything that they have done.
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http://logicalbelief.org/2015/09/25/is-calvinism-biblical/
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In this episode Jason continues the series that discusses the Doctrines of Grace. This episode focuses on the depravity and inability of man, this is the doctrine that corresponds to the T in TULIP known as Total Depravity. We discuss man’s deadness in sin and enslavement to sin. We delve into what Scripture says about this topic.
Articles:
http://logicalbelief.org/2015/09/25/is-calvinism-biblical/
http://logicalbelief.org/2015/08/07/is-faith-a-gift-from-god/
http://logicalbelief.org/2015/02/24/gods-unconditional-love/
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In this episode Jason begins the upcoming series that discusses the Doctrines of Grace. This episode focuses on the Sovereignty of God and his right to rule and do as He pleases. We delve into Scripture and discuss the Biblical attributes of God. The Sovereignty of God must be the foundation to our understanding of Salvation, our understanding of theology must always start with God not man.
Articles:
http://logicalbelief.org/2015/09/25/is-calvinism-biblical/
http://logicalbelief.org/2015/08/07/is-faith-a-gift-from-god/
http://logicalbelief.org/2015/02/24/gods-unconditional-love/
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What is Calvinism? Calvinism is the term that has taken on the meaning that God is sovereign in salvation. Sometimes it is referred to as Reformed Theology, the Doctrines of Grace, Augustinianism, Wyclifism, Pauline Theology, etc. Throughout the history of the Christian Church, one form or another of these doctrines has been taught. There have been slight nuances between the different perspectives but the primary tenets of the doctrines have been consistent. Calvinism is named after the Geneva, Switzerland Reformer John Calvin (1509-1564). This is unfortunate as those who have read Calvin know that were he alive today he would be opposed to having these doctrines named after him. He was much too humble of a man to have accepted such an honor. Most of those that impugn the character of Calvin have not read any of what he has written.
